Warehouse operator Global Logistic Properties (GLP), which got acquired by a Chinese consortium earlier this year, reported a 34 percent jump in second-quarter profit.
India witnessed its highest-ever jump of 30 places in the rankings, reaching the 100th place among 190 countries.
According to Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the total number of ATMs installed by banks in the country stood at 2,07,211 at the end of September as against 2,04,062 machines to the same month in 2016.
India shares rises high on Thursday after a two-day selloff, along with distinctly visible profits in other regional markets.
Property developer Fragrance Group on Thursday reported a 30 percent increase in net profit for the third quarter, boosted by increased contribution from its property development segment.
India has shown a drastic improvement of 4.71 points over the last year from 56.05 to 60.76 compared to China which has witnessed an increase of 0.40 points.
Embattled commodity trader Noble Group on Thursday reported a quarterly loss that was in line with the range warned of last month.
Singapore stocks edged slightly higher on Thursday as investors paused after the index jumped to more than a two-year high in the previous session.
Shares in Keppel-KBS U.S. commercial real estate investment trust (REIT) rose as much as 1.7 percent to US$0.895 in trading debut on Thursday.
India shares edged higher on Thursday after a two-day selloff, tracking gains in other regional markets.
Paul Liew Ziguang, a former mortgage specialist at OCBC Bank, was charged with forging loans amounting to S$8 million on Thursday.
Singapore stocks fell on Thursday as investors paused after the index jumped to more than a two-year high in the previous session.
The initial public offering (IPO) of Keppel-KBS U.S. commercial real estate investment trust (REIT) received strong demand from both institutional and retail investors.
Noble Group results will be in the spotlight on Thursday as the commodities trader prepares to unveil a massive quarterly loss, hit by one-time charges.
Singapore Telecommunications on Thursday reported a 197 percent surge in second-quarter profit, boosted by gains from the divestment of 75.2 percent of its stake in NetLink Trust in July this year.